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Anonymous wrote:Courtney Vance has been an actor some 20+ years and is married to Angela Bassett and you don't know his name?

Thank you!

People, I mean Mr. Vance no harm. I think he's great. I haven't seen Hunt for Red October or ER, the 2 things mentioned in this thread that he's been in. I will know his name forevermore, forgive me.

Anonymous wrote:Courtney Vance has been an actor some 20+ years and is married to Angela Bassett and you don't know his name?

Thank you!

I thought Travolta was creepy because (1) he is creepy and (2) Shapiro is pretty creepy, too.

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Anonymous wrote:We liked episode 1 but I think Travolta did a horrible job as Shapiro. Not only did he look really creepy but his timing was off and it came off as though all he did was memorize the lines and show up.

The actor playing OJ (Cuba G.) isn't so great either. Several of the characters are well played, though.

I was just about to post this. Cuba as OJ is not convincing to me. Body and face wise, there is NO resemblance. His only saving grace is that he has that "childlike bumbling idiot" thing that OJ does down to a science.

I couldn't imagine Cuba angry and stabbing someone to death though. He doesn't look the part to me (if that makes sense). O.J. LOOKS like he is CRAZY.

Anonymous wrote:Very entertaining show but I could do without the Kardashian brats being featured.

Amen.

Very entertaining show but I could do without the Kardashian brats being featured.

Anonymous wrote:Anyone notice the jail time discussion between JC and OJ about OJ not knowing many "black people" and why? THAT was eye opening. I

am wondering if most successful AA people feel this way (or perhaps this is a different thread - hopefully one that would not be stifled). The topic is interesting.

The show features a number of successful African American men who followed different paths in life.

Anyone notice the jail time discussion between JC and OJ about OJ not knowing many "black people" and why? THAT was eye opening. I

am wondering if most successful AA people feel this way (or perhaps this is a different thread - hopefully one that would not be stifled). The topic is interesting.

Anonymous wrote:Resnik is Latin. She was born in '57.

Yeah but the show is set in 1994-1995.

Resnik is Latin. She was born in '57.

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Anonymous wrote:Connie Britton as Faye Resnick?? I still can't wrap my head around that miscasting. Resnick is black.

Learned a new term during the program: a "Brentwood hello."

I didn't realise Faye was black. I also agree on the miscasting. It seems resnik would've been a lot younger at that time.

She's not black. Read the whole thread - this was discussed already. Resnick was late 30s at the time and Connie Britton is almost 50 so that is weird.

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Anonymous wrote:Connie Britton as Faye Resnick?? I still can't wrap my head around that miscasting. Resnick is black.

Learned a new term during the program: a "Brentwood hello."

I didn't realise Faye was black. I also agree on the miscasting. It seems resnik would've been a lot younger at that time.

We watched the first episode this week. I am blown away so far.

This show is based on a book - so any idea of the series is truth vs. fiction?

Anonymous wrote:Courtney Vance has been an actor some 20+ years and is married to Angela Bassett and you don't know his name?

And having seen him in other roles I'm really in awe of how completely he becomes Cochran. Phenomenal!

Anonymous wrote:I was surprised to see that OJ was accused of abusing Nicole on more than 60 occasions, that OJ and Nicole began dating when she was 18, and OJ arranged for Nicole's parents to get a Hertz dealership. Is any of that true?

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